CFlib downloads are all a .cfm file with a cffunction inside of it
How do you make that easy to use after installation without extra work
Possibly a version of this endpoint could wrap the UDF in a module (for ColdBox apps) that either added it to the application helpers, or wrapped it in a model that could be injected.
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Brad Wood October 31, 2015 at 7:19 AM
It comes in two flavors. *Boring legacy app:*
install cflib:foo
(Drops the UDF in a .cfm file and it's up to you to include it somewhere)
*And spicy ColdBox module!*
install cflib-coldbox:foo
That last one wraps it up as a module so you can install it in a Coldbox app and immediately inject it anywhere like so:
getInstance( "foo@cflib" ).foo()
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Create an endpoint to help install packages from CFLib.org.
CommandBox> install cflib:ArrayAppendUniqueAn example package (UDF) would be
http://www.cflib.org/udf/ArrayAppendUnique
And an example download link would be
http://www.cflib.org/udfdownload/ArrayAppendUnique
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CFlib downloads are all a .cfm file with a cffunction inside of it
How do you make that easy to use after installation without extra work
Possibly a version of this endpoint could wrap the UDF in a module (for ColdBox apps) that either added it to the application helpers, or wrapped it in a model that could be injected.